NoGiveUp
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NoGiveUp
@Orindunwe1
I give peace to he who wants peace and I give war to he who wants war. I'm war I'm fight I'm win I'm KO. Akajiofor Nne Nworie. Nne Nworie baba duduuuu!!!




I regret marrying a single father and I'll advice my fellow women not to marry them too. I really need to talk about something because it’s starting to get annoying and I don’t even know if I’m overreacting anymore. I married a single father. His son is 7 years old and according to him the mother died while giving birth to him and he's the first and only child. From the beginning, I knew I would have to accept the child, and I did. I came into the marriage with a good heart, ready to love and build a home. But what I didn’t know was that I would become a second option in my own husband's house. This man treats his son like he can do no wrong. The boy cannot do anything in the house… not even wash a plate, not even sweep or clean. Everything is “leave him, he’s still a child.” But how long will he remain a child that cannot do anything? If I even try to correct him or discipline him like a mother should do, his father will shout at me like I’ve committed a crime. So now the boy has gotten used to it… he talks back at me like am his mate, he refuses to do simple things because he knows his father will always take his side. The last time, I sent him on an errand, something very close to our estate. He looked at me and said the place was far. Far? I got angry and tried to discipline him, and in the process I mistakenly hit his eye. It wasn’t intentional. When my husband came back and saw it, instead of asking what happened, he beat me mercilessly without waiting for me to even explain. Me… his wife. Since that day, I’ve just been asking myself… what exactly is my place in this house? Because at this point, it feels like I’m just there, with no authority, no respect, and no say. is it now bad for my own stepson to do things in the house?”


Ndi Igbo of the great Ndi gboo is not a tribe They are nations of many tribes such as; Nsukka Arochukwu Aba Izzi Ngwa Owerre etc We must as a nation of great people strive to making the entirety of Igbo land great again.








The earlier we discuss how this criminals will leave Terrorists in their land, come to Eastern Region and Start terrorizing our people They hate the life we live here in Igbo Land, whenever they see you driving Luxury car they are angry. How dare you? This people are worst than Criminals





a guy swapped my girlfriend iPhone 16 to 17pro max. Took her on a date yesterday and she ignored my call all through yesterday, today she's saying it's nothing, that they're just friends.

My friend has been having serious issues at home because he refused to take a loan for his wife’s younger sister’s wedding. Her family had a meeting and shared responsibilities. Every son-in-law was assigned ₦300,000 each for the wedding. Meanwhile, the girl has two older brothers who are working and doing well. He told his wife calmly: “I’m not saying I won’t support it, but I can’t go and borrow money for something that isn’t my direct responsibility.” That didn’t go down well. She said he was embarrassing her. “That’s my only sister. What will my family think?” He stood his ground: “I’ll give what I can afford, but I won’t go into debt to meet a fixed contribution.” She reported him to her family. They called him. At first, it was calm. Then the tone changed. “So you can’t support your wife’s family?” “Other men are doing it without complaining.” He replied: “I’m not refusing to support. I’m refusing to be forced into a specific amount, especially one I have to borrow.” That was where everything scattered. They said he lacked respect. Told him to forget about contributing entirely. At home, things got worse. His wife stopped talking to him. Cold replies. Silence. Tension. The same support he was willing to give freely… turned into a problem because it wasn’t on their terms. Now the house is divided. And he’s the one being painted as the bad person for choosing financial sense over pressure.

I don't see criticism over nepotism or tribalism now, but if the appointment had gone to a Yoruba person or nortberner, there will backlash. Mind you, we have other tribes that continues to get marginalised.









